Visible effect of orgone generator on garden

Part two, Summer 2005

One year ago, we carry out a test to see objectively, if orgone generator had any effect on the vegetable kingdom. The results were very conclusive, we noted that the orgonized garden was at lest the doubled of the size and that all elements of it seemed considerably improved compared to the other identical garden.

For the full report of last year click here.
Now, this year we carried out the same test
The two gardens are identical, the same weight of seed was planted on each one at the same places in each garden. Throughout all experiment, the plants were left with themselves; no fertilizer or pesticide where added just as at any time the gardens was not sprinkled artificially.
The difference with last year, it is that only one variety of vegetables was plant in the two gardens; The marrows waltham Butternut.
Description of the plant;
These very vigorous plants produce from 4 to 7 fruits which have the shape of bottle. They weigh from 1,5 to 3 kg. The cylindrical part is completely full and there is a small seed cavity in the reinflated part. The skin is of color ochre with maturity. The flesh, of color yellow-orange, is very fine and of excellent savour to the hazel nut taste. The fruits are characterized by a very good capacity of conservation sometimes more than one year. Growth: 83-115 days. This variety of Butternut was introduced commercially in 1970 by Bob Young de Waltham into Massachusset.